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Security monitor existence in Symfony/Laravel?
Colleagues, in many TK on the Russian market, approximately the following wording with copy-paste is provided:
- prevention of unauthorized access to information and (or) its transfer to persons who do not have the right to access information;
- application of mechanisms for detecting attempts to intrude on the site and gain unauthorized access;
- recognition of the types of all known attacks by their signatures and storing them in a separate database on the server;
- determining the degree of importance of the attack signature and setting alerts or blocking activity depending on this indicator;
- recognition of the similarity of unauthorized activity by analyzing the user parameters in the packet, the similarity of activity should be recorded as a percentage even if the attacker changes the IP address and header of the HTTP packet;
- notification of the site administrator about attempts to intrude on the site;
- providing an opportunity for the site administrator to block unauthorized user activity on the site.
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You can log each user request (request) into a table. Make a one-to-many connection to it, with all qeury requests of this request. Tie all this to a specific user_id and, based on all the information received, make a security middleware, as far as your imagination is enough.
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